Jackson says war, poverty damper King's legacy
Jan 16, 2005
War, poverty, violence and social injustice are dampening Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy as the nation prepares to celebrate the slain civil rights leader's birthday, the Rev.

Young Buck Pleads Not Guilty In Vibe Awards Incident
Jan 15, 2005
G-Unit rapper Young Buck pleaded not guilty Friday (Jan. 14) to an assault with a deadly weapon charge stemming from an incident at the Vibe Awards last November in Santa Monica, California.

Queen Latifah will host and sing at the Grammys
Jan 14, 2005
Oscar-nominated actress Queen Latifah will preside over the music industry's biggest annual event -- the 47th annual Grammy Awards.

Key issue in Jackson case postponed until trial
Jan 13, 2005
Whether past sexual abuse allegations against Michael Jackson are admissible in court will be decided after a trial jury is seated, a judge ruled Wednesday.

Jennifer and Brad, really friends? Let's hope so
Jan 12, 2005
As the break up of Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt sinks into the hearts and minds of their fans across the globe and gossip columns around the world, it appears that these two individuals were not only a Hollywood dream couple but adored internationally.

Call Us Crazy, but We See a Buddy Movie Here
Jan 10, 2005
MICHAEL MOORE did something shocking for the People's Choice Awards show in Los Angeles on Sunday night - he got himself coiffed

Critics Gaga for Clint's
Jan 10, 2005
For once, Sideways didn't win a critics award. But in defeat, it may have kept its Oscar dream alive. Alexander Payne's wine-praising film was bypassed by Clint Eastwood's sweaty boxing drama

A Blake Case Question: Is He a Bad Actor?
Jan 09, 2005
Actor Robert Blake's murder trial raises an unusual question --- can your guilt or innocence be shown by how you behave while your wife lies bleeding to death in a car?

Julia Roberts buys 32 acres of land from Donald Rumsfeld!:
Jan 08, 2005
Hollywood diva Julia Roberts campaigned against President George Bush before the Presidential elections, but that has not stopped the 'Pretty Woman' from buying 32 acres of land from her neighbour Donald Rumsfeld in

Court Dismisses Record Company Suit Over Aaliyah Crash
Jan 07, 2005
They may have helped her put out records, but the people at Aaliyah's record company aren't family. As a result, an appeals court in Manhattan has ruled that Blackground Records can't sue the video producer